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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1960
Page
18
The piece warns that public attention on global crises distracts from domestic threats to liberty and finances. It singles out public versus private electric power as a lingering issue and predicts renewed push for socialized power in upcoming congresses, urging eternal vigilance.
A proposal for nonpartisan judicial selection in Indiana seeks to place judges above party labels. Senate Bill 303 would allow county level nonpartisan primaries and top two general election contenders, with state appellate and supreme court provisions, all without constitutional changes and at no extra cost to taxpayers.
Experts say desalted water could ease shortages by spring in Freeport Texas at about 1 per 1 000 gallons versus 20 to 40 cents from reservoirs. Two methods distillation and membranes described. Freeport first salt water plant with others planned in San Diego Roswell and Webster amid a 1958 act authorizing five plants.
A study of 57 stock groups from January 5 to November 1 shows several sectors rising despite the Dow Jones decline of 13 percent. Best performers include consumer goods packaging finance brewing dairy products tobacco food packing proprietary drugs printing and publishing motion pictures and soft drinks.
The article highlights strong GOP assets led by Dwight Eisenhower Richard Nixon and Nelson Rockefeller with possible Lodge entry. It urges unity among leaders to steer Congress toward constructive opposition and a cohesive national direction for the party over the next two years and beyond.
A reader recounts in a dated column how poor telephone handling undermines advertising efforts. It notes an airline’s delayed response and urges firms to apply basic psychology, stressing tact, training, and customer relations to avoid weak links. It also promotes a booklet and psychology charts by Dr. Crane Mellor with mailing details.
In Brussels King Baudouin bestowed the Grand Cordon of the Order of Leopold on Secretary of State Christian A. Herter, a gesture seen as smoothing a chilly arrival. The award comes as Herter serves as Eisenhower's personal representative at King Baudouin's wedding, amid lingering tensions over Congo affairs and Belgians' anger at Congolese violence.
A high grade dairy cow in Albany is estimated to produce as much as ten tons of milk in a single year. The figure reflects the cow’s outstanding yield potential and dairy industry efficiency in the region.
Madison County Civil War Centennial Commission seeks residents to preserve family papers and relics from 1960 to 1965. Indiana plans microfilming with the Indiana Historical Society. donations or loans may be made to Anderson Public Library. Topics include attic finds, letters, diaries, journals, and military records for the centennial years.
The note marks Thursday as a regular drill day with firm expectations, emphasizing certainty over possibilities. It underscores disciplined routines and a veteran tone about planning, signaling dependable timing and commitment.
The narration details a Friday Field Day with morning reveille and a formal inspection after, plus watch shifts every two weeks. A shipyard cleanup reveals excessive trash, including over one hundred bags, forced by water ejecting from torpedo tubes which proves dangerous and prompts a decision to avoid using tubes for garbage unless essential.
Sunday services featured Chief Hugh M Bennett with an assistant lay leader delivering a sermon titled Vanities. The note praises his effort and the success of services while hinting at a shared devotional program involving most men before their journey ends aboard the submarine Triton. The text ends with a question about an incident that nearly disrupted the Triton secret mission.
A reader questions dampness and heat affecting rheumatic troubles and Dr Brady affirms that true relief comes from natural, year round climate and built in air conditioning in Beverly Hills homes. He criticizes the damp home climate and past beliefs linking exposure to cold and damp with rheumatism and other illnesses. He notes that many cannot afford spa trips and offers a correspondence lesson with a self addressed envelope.
Folklore by William Wade presents regional dialect through a narrative about Mary Ann Dollinger and Jake on Injun Bay. The piece shows Mary Ann correcting Jake in speech and the couple debating marriage with colorful local phrases and a late line noting that Bree women find it hard to argue with a man who won't talk.
A reflective piece arguing for balanced emotion, urging love over personal hatred while recognizing hostility as a necessary but controllable force. Cites child development, social harms, and Roosevelt quotes to argue hate should target impersonal evils not people.
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